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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), February 24, 1955, p. 7

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jfi thursday ftbrtary 24 1955 i i i l t tt i j i the acton free press acton pntario l pack seven your last chance -07- xjqtfttjgenx wallpaper sale x yo hav been watting- purchase 11th farm for part of new georgetown subdivision a negotiations are being complete number othouses aiiithc h craig aafor parehiie theh r rei frm tmroorliatelv nriioinjng i farm on no 7 highway near jcorgttti fey ltslrex dtvelup- nrents ltd purchase of- h farm oivned by he estate of the late a e shain village already has plan complete bronte is completely planned down to the last street a church overlooking a squajre on what wihj ihf od town limits fbrl thousands of rolls of watefast suilwarthy wallpaper for spejialvsae at the price tff tv fpr qnb plus one cent kennro bo6ktgrer guelprf ontario 1 r bill ding says wiu make a total of u farms ac- quircdjiy rex heslop fer inclus ion in georgetowns large new ubdivisian subdivision is still in t jcroage is still being surveyed ard a master plan altcrtdjias circum stance cl3tige to provide the best possible oyerall development if th area between georgetown ani xorval into the proper proportion of homes factarias- and- commercil buildings grading for v cnjl railway spur line has been- completed through the mcclure farm and part way into the wilbert cleav proposes plant v i jits common sens youll find ther saving m near zimmerman plans of thfe polish alliance oann stagethe cnmlete jwenovhrp society to build a puf- ported dance h3ll on headonrd met opposition when it was jiir usssd by the new nelson planning b33rd members ef the board felt it did not conform koith the lnd use now in existence the society applied to the town ship council february 7 for permi sioreto rebuild its cliib house on headon after disposing of its pro perty to tn- hamilton construction co as part- of the new elizabeth j iirfens at the meeting miss helen be lav ng tckt 1 w- hamilton polish lawyer lragk aid the former building had been the company will soon build e torn down and the lumber was on large supply storage warehouse on i the new proprtv awaiting termir the mcclure farm and a yard will s to go ahead be created for heavy equipmen after considerable protest were owned by the company a well s heirdit yaf agreed that miss a j- 1 hjjia materials yquneeo lumber paints millwork r a complete lin of a- okjlnshi anil tin nulsuh building starting point in building is still ard licensing committee would an- expected to be erection of a large pear bjfore the planning board in- february 25 relix rungis of trafalgar ap- some day be wqst kiver street north arid a park where now is a swamp by the creek not only is the west fide to have a church but a large thiol site ts tncludea tnthe ptans for tt7 j bronte ot tomorrov i the detailed plan ya given to planning board dan chishalm vv w to forward it t dre g faluji for his recorhnvndations and larr tt be considered by the board prior 4o being sent to the plnniyng board it was blpsed by the village planners headed by councillor charles livingstone six new teachers needed in oakville registration at oakvule-trafal- gir high school will increase by 120 nxtyear- mjerssitating the en- gagment of- six additional teachers d j wilson principal predicted at the last meeting of the district high school board five new cla-s- ynnmt wnntdhi nurdfdj hft said dont wait lit us hap vou with your spring house uno builders hardware roofing plaster and cement a complete dryxleaning 1 service rugs drapes bed spreads comforters slip covers aitc as wall as a your valued wearing apparel roys 128 delivery peard at the last meeting of the new nelon planning board to out line his plans for a proposed block manufacturing pfant on the stolnik property north of zimmerman the board felt the -tend- was too ibw fur a factory site hhd requested an opinion from the township en gineer thero were no objections bytieafby residents biiton perry ltd plumbing heating r sheet metal oil burner contractors acton ont phone 464 it is selfevident that weve g to plan some mow a tion commented gordon perdue board chairman the planning committee h3d bette look at these figures and come up with some suggestion as soon as possible mr wilson presentedlioard itu-m- bers with copies of a tabte- of fi gures s the growth of the chronicles ginger farm written speciallv for the acton t iuttff preu by wndollne r curke afujr iteafing roporls of the awful- showritorrns in manitolia it nis incredible trjnt we were an uoyed yejterday because it was warm and sunny annoyed because it was warm and sunny yes- but wait until you htfi- wky for several weeks bob and joy had been wanting us to go dowi some sunday for a turkey dinner the catch was this this turkey was in the freezer so we hadfto lei themjuww friday night if we were comivgon sunday all last week we planned to go as of yes terday then came friday all through unriay the weather fore cast was for mild weather with some snow chansing to rain dr garage closing bylaw defeated wuh opposition expressed by several garagemen who attended last weeks seorgctown council meeting a close yote defeated a bylaw to qiiash closing hour regu lations for gis statibns j l the week before council orderr daby4aw pripaedafifcr re ing a petition signed byhirrisjns garage lincoln motors bouskius garage harley motors and lanes garage the last twp signers changed tboirjrffithls in jtje mesiii- time and white council would riot allow them io withdraw their names from lhejsctlfion this had r affect im councils decision pchoous rogutr-tion- 194 freez r un sun that fixed it there was already quite a bit of snow around the barn so that melting snow p us more wet snow plus rain or freez ing rain meant plenty of shovelling for partner ditches to run tokeep tharwa1eiaiffobatihiabkiwgiypwvl he stable i phoned joy and ix- 1 plained the situation then came saturday- drill thawing a bit but spectacular fire in old building one of georgetowns most spee- jacular fires gutted the old bowers jwotor sales building on the high way causing damage estimated at 20000 efforts of firemen kept the blaze from spreading tn the adjoining georgetown creamery building when it was only 299 and estimat ing its growth to 1962 when 181i are cxpcctedprfjaent phpils 721 rain the nicest sunday one ctf t possibly wish for so ymi kill understands haurmtian sport coup ecmekal motos alul buy car radios for nelson police nelson township p force will be equipped with radio cruisers within two months it was decided by council recently canadian gen eral electric co ltd was awarded the contract at a price of 277150 the amount is to be debentured along with fire equipment to be purchased later this year cr edgar georgq police and fire chairman reported that he and cr warren mcniven had tested four different makes pf equipment be fore recommending the gve radio councils action brought- a strong protest from cr chadwick who ex pressed concern over the fact that tenders had not been called and opened publicly at the meeting cr george said it would require about six weeks to obtain the equipment and three weeks to ob tain a channel from the depart ment of transport he urged speedy action so that the cars could be equipped and the system in op eration in two months now 4 tbin-k- the pro couldnt have been more wrong motorjsts were certainly taking advantage of the good weather yesterday a steady hum of cars on the highway all day long differ ent from ten years ago when the travelling public avoided this roarl because of its numerous pothole which suff some damage to t i oof and niinn smoke damage in side windows in- the house of mr and mcs arthur speight which i quite close to the burned building on the other side were cracked bv the intense heat the fire wa first noticed by mr speight and he telephoned an alarm the billows of smoke brpught a large crowd out th the subzero weather and highway traffic was diverted to allow fire- m a w ith their hose- on any of all the land in canada classed as suitable for agriculture less than one half is presently occupied i you asked for ancthere it ist you asked for you asked for a and here it is the fnnluo boit h lonceet lewert built-foc- beauty liie eyer enriched by a numiot gero of bright metal front and rear and completed by alrikms combinationof hrillian rotor and here it is afln4 lm volveinheod big6 top in economy barked by biacar pikwer and performance- the finet performinrakeinneatl t- enpne in the automotive imluatrr kcl ir rvr on tle fahulihw p inlrrir youll ee a ronpletrl new inmruineiit panel with rteewed eonrol voull finil more mom ilerpalel comfort and truranglc eat back for rrlaieil riding ymril enjoy the feeling ot real motoring luxury you asked t0r a winmmw x and here it is v x roy askiarrhr itlwmounew gmttm and here it is valvinhod pnntiaca comlet cbaaa change include a brand new frame new front and rear auapenaion and tubeleaa tire making pontine amaainglt unooth ride the ultimate in comforfl ruger power naahing perfwmance and a moorvaing mind about ga all your with th great new aleinheal stratorlah atato iso hp valvainvhaod v8 stoioqctosa a uper powered briliaittlv performing engine that bark up your alighteat toetouch with rtifln- i the wrtgreatet wakeinneait v8 in canada v ptiijp wonderful wraparouoa windhieldp iederri6 thank to the 18 inrreaaelin aeethrough mibuit yon renlvee itronndboth front bk for more pwaure and tafety mayfair restaurant acton east on no 7 highway open daily from 800 am to 300 am breakfasts lunches dinners fish and chips a specialty t3oo0 food at reasonable prices we deliver the road was a hazard then to mo- orists now it is a hazard to ped estrians and half of them don t realize it time after time i have passed people walking on the wrong side of the road that i bad enough in daylight but at night it is or might be a short cut to eternity if a person who usually drives a car has to walk on the highway you can be almost certain he wont be found walking on the wrong side of the road and of course we have children on bicycles or foot they are liable to be place obyiiiuly through lack training safety education should begin with the parents but if the parents dont observe the rules of the rood what can one expect from the children jn an accident the fault doesnt always lie with the motor ist another thing for pedestrian- to remember particularly the old er folk who are usually dressed in dark clothing that bright sun can be as blinding to the motorist as glaring headlights under such conditions pedestrians should be particularly cautious in crossing streets or highways well there yuu have lines the fire was under control in a short time and a 15 minute inspec tion was made from yheh on first by firemen and later by gordon bowers who with his fatherowns the building mr bowers was in the building at 4 am and found everything ok fcfhortly afterwards from his vantage point in the new building across the highway he no ticed fire agaih the phone line th the new building- still connected with the phone in the old was out of order and helped up the street t n taxi stand to turn in ithe alarm meanwhile art scott whose apartment is also nearby had also noticed flames and also phoned an alarm auhough thi- building was a mass of flame when firemen ar fiued for the second time they were able to control the fire with in ten minutes flames were shoot ing in all directions and sparks showered down oh the highway for short time a and you have heard or read it a dozen times vie- fore but did it register that is i what counts well now here of news bithe weather what it j malar monday partner heard n crnw for the first time as for starlings they are congregating in the tops of the trees singing awiy in great style starlings can sing you know some people think they cant whether they have any dis- tinctive song is hard to tell ts they have a way v imitating so manv bthcr birds at this time of year one is likely to mistake the star ling for a robin dont let it fo il you just be sure that bird you hear has a red breast before yoi joyo a n nouce t he- a rrtva lrrf the first robin and here i another piece ot gooil news i have been saving to i tell you of course it may not oe ews to all of you but it will be to some especially if you aave shared my experience of cooking potatoes every way you could think of ant- still had them go black well water in which they are boiled not much not more than a tea- spoonful try it youll love the result but dont give me the crb dlt jt was a clerk in a grocery store who gave me the tip and i gladly pass it on to you but here i a little item that is our own discovery ahc it is quite significa w have found that n npla m ho a u m lose their taste for butter marg arine is practically tasjgluss all it does to the palate is take away the rirynes tram ones bread or toast afiouanjec to u young friends who were here te supper one night the conversat ion got around to the subject of l butter versus margarine fred af- ter helping himself quite gener- oinly to our butter left quite a bit ot it on his plate you know he explained i have got si used to margarine i dont like butter any more it wlli duivtknow how it is but- it seems to hive too much flavor there was nothing wrong with our butter mind you it was just cry hotter but i certainly had more flavor than margarine so there we have an other angle ui the butter problem quite apart from what it costs incidentally farm economists claim that butter scljlng at 88c cents a pound costs on the average 168 to produce and margarine advertised this week at 23 cents dont peed to worry any more wii but just waityinstant dry milk can have potatoes white and i powder is coming orj the tnarkt mealy just the way we like them by adding a little vinegar to the it may change outlook the entire dairy i-v- f- v all that ym tvtr warted fa a r is yiirs witv r bli9r rtasso ql bower phone 452 mf ja lets make it this 9unday imm vrifevs jglfe a casual phon call and this sunday suddenly becomes an extra special sunday whether the call comes from miles away or just around the corner the invitation seems so much more personal mote inviting when you hear it over the telephone old and young alike turn to the phone when theyre in a hurry a roundup of the gang a family reunion a holiday dinner a big date its faster more exciting to telephone t and even the blow of bad news can usually be softenedfiby a sympathetic voice next to iwifjthe people you care about is hearing their warm familiar voices the bell teliphoni company of canapa irf

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